Re: IBM Assembler as a First C.Sc. subject

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From: Patrick John Horgan
Date: Fri, 04 May 1990 08:31

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When you start in the computer science program at Corpus Christi
State University (part of the Texas A&M System), one of the first
courses is CS 323 Computer organization and assembler language.
The assembler language used to teach the course is 370.  I still
have fond memories of studying dumps to unassemble them.  Hell of
a way to learn hex and assembler:)

Patrick Horgan                     phorgan@cup.portal.com

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